When it opened in 2017, Le Club took a different path from traditional bike shops, building new communities around the cultures of cycling and running.

Whether it’s a kick or a putt, this gala is a testament to how the sports of soccer and golf both unite people from all walks of life.

A veterans’ social club turned live music venue, honouring country music history with a longstanding tradition as it looks to new endeavours.

There was once a time when Montreal’s Anglo writers were central to the city’s culture—here’s how new generations of writers are bringing it full circle.

Talking up the value of old craftsmanship, defining a city’s visual landscapes for 15 years, and new collaborations.

Over a century of historical inspirations and a half-dozen local photographers can't be wrong.

A gallery throwback to when Montreal's soccer and hospitality pros, local businesses, and more descended on Percival Molson Stadium.

Tying together threads of ethical consumption, self-care, and well-being with local, female-led businesses in the city.

How Montreal’s maze of alleyways creates behind-the-scenes space for locals' daily life in everything from culture and gardening to democratized public space.

Explore Montreal's top summer festivals of 2024 and construct your guide to make the most of peak summer in the city.

A look inside the Montréal-based, non-profit and artist-driven Arts East West’s annual gathering for films, media arts, and more from Korean, Asian Canadian, pan-Asian and Asian diasporic artists.

Where Mitch Martin gets back to one of the founding ideas behind Little Burgundy's September Surf Café.

From spots to work and places to print to undercelebrated artistic curios, few people are better to offer a guide to Montreal from an illustrator’s perspective than this enigmatic artist.

Listening in to the stories behind NDG’s friendly neighbourhood bookstore, a family-run literary and audiophilic icon of the city.

The Montreal-based artist known as Scorpion Dagger on things to love and change about the city, fond memories, the importance of walking, and getting mugged for $4 one time.

How Montreal's Levantine Arabs—Lebanese, Palestinian, Syrian—are opening concepts that bridge adapting to a Western palate with staying true to who they are.